Slate Therapy

06/05/2026

While this visibility is a beautiful and hard-won triumph, Pride Month can also bring a hidden wave of anxiety, guilt, or comparison for those whose journeys look different.

As therapists, we want to remind you that visibility is a choice, not a tax you have to pay to belong to a community. Your identity is a deeply personal landscape, and protecting your peace, your safety, and your own timeline is a profound act of self-care.

05/27/2026

There’s a reason we say the first step is the hardest. It’s not that the deep work isn’t challenging—it’s that deciding you’re ready for it requires a major mental shift.

Once you make that call, the heavy lifting begins, but you won't be doing it alone. 🙌

Curious about how we partner with you through the deep stuff? Discover our approach → slatetherapy.com/our-approach

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to remember and celebrate the lives of brave men and women who gave everything in service.

Our hearts are with the families and our community as we reflect on the legacies of those we've lost. 🤍

05/22/2026

It’s a total identity overhaul! While adults know the dust eventually settles, a teenager is wired for the now. To them, big shifts can feel like a permanent loss of safety.

If your teen seems "off," remember: it’s likely not defiance. It’s a nervous system trying to find its footing on shaky ground.

We specialize in helping adolescents find their anchors. We're not here to "fix" the feelings, but to provide a sturdy place to process them → slatetherapy.com/adolescent-therapy

05/19/2026

Finding the equilibrium between work and family is an art worth mastering. ⚖️

At Slate, we understand the intricate interplay between professional responsibilities and family demands. That’s why we've put together a quick guide to help you navigate it all without the burnout.

This short blog is designed to orient you to scientifically driven strategies for achieving a healthy work-life balance while nurturing your most important relationships.

Finding equilibrium between work and family is an art worth mastering.  At Slate Therapy, we understand the intricate interplay between professional responsibilities and family demands. This short blog is designed to orient you to scientifically driven strategies

05/15/2026

Right now, more than half of U.S. adults dealing with mental health challenges are going it alone. That is a lot of people in our community "white-knuckling" through the day, hoping the stress, anxiety, or trauma just disappears on its own.

Mental health support shouldn't be a "break glass in case of emergency" last resort; it’s a proactive tool for a better daily life.

Ready to get out of the 54%? Find out how we can support you → slatetherapy.com/adult-individual-therapy

05/12/2026

Meet London Fischer, Slate's new Post-masters Fellow → London brings a deep, compassionate background in helping people navigate the "stuck" parts of life. Whether it’s the heavy fog of depression or the complex road of recovery, his focus is always on the person, not only the diagnosis.

His vibe is collaborative, grounded, and big on the idea that therapy should be a pause from the noise so you can hear your own voice again.

When London isn’t in the office, you’ll likely find him refueling outdoors, staying active through exercise, or exploring new horizons on his latest travel adventure.

05/10/2026

Motherhood is a masterclass in emotional regulation, multitasking, and finding joy in the chaos. Today, we're celebrating the resilience, the late nights, and the quiet strength it takes to keep a family’s heart beating.

Happy Mother's Day. 🤍

We also want to hold space for the complexity this day can bring, honoring those who are grieving, those who are waiting, and those who are navigating difficult family dynamics.

05/04/2026

Real mental health isn't found on a "live, laugh, love" poster. It’s built in the small, daily choices we make when life gets chaotic.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, the Slate team is pulling back the curtain. We're sharing a few actual tools we use to stay grounded, from the science of protecting your morning dopamine to the essential boundary-setting of a "strategic no."

Consider this our team's personal cheat sheet for keeping your nervous system regulated during even the busiest weeks.